What did you do to your NNBS GMT900 Tahoe/Yukon Today?

[pwtr02ss]

What age do you think kids should have their own car insurance policy and not be just an added driver to yours?

My step son has been driving the 2001 Yukon for about 2 years now and takes it to college with him. He turns 21 later this month and will be starting his senior year in the fall. Our insurance on that vehicle is about $80 more per month and he pays us the difference every month. He works full time during the summer and part time when in school. I told him his insurance will be a bit cheaper once he's 21 and will drop again at 25.

I had my own insurance policy from the time I turned 16. My s10 was like $300 every 3 months for liability with comprehensive. When I got my blazer, my dad just added it to their policy as it was a second vehicle for me. I think that was a little over $100 every 6 months for full coverage (in their name of course).

 

[Geotrash]

Took our '07 out to a farm and winery near Charlottesville for the weekend to celebrate our anniversary. Twice this week we've received compliments on how clean the truck is. When we tell them it's an '07 with 215K miles, they're shocked. But I do like to keep my vehicles clean, polished and waxed. These trucks can easily last 25 years+ with proper care.

 

[George B]

New plugs and wires at 81,922. Went smooth with one small blood sacrifice. Didn’t even damage a wire doing it.
Then 25 gallons of 89 octane.

 

[George B]

Might have felt a slight misfire this morning when first started. Cleared up in less than a minute and ran perfect for my morning drive. Going to look at the counts and reset them to see whats happening.

 

[FrankU]

Might have felt a slight misfire this morning when first started. Cleared up in less than a minute and ran perfect for my morning drive. Going to look at the counts and reset them to see whats happening.

I'd remove the TB and give it a good cleaning if you haven't already, at 82K its ready.

 

[Rocket Man]

What age do you think kids should have their own car insurance policy and not be just an added driver to yours?

My step son has been driving the 2001 Yukon for about 2 years now and takes it to college with him. He turns 21 later this month and will be starting his senior year in the fall. Our insurance on that vehicle is about $80 more per month and he pays us the difference every month. He works full time during the summer and part time when in school. I told him his insurance will be a bit cheaper once he's 21 and will drop again at 25.

I guess it just depends. I had my daughter get her own policy after 2 years on mine.

 

[George B]

I'd remove the TB and give it a good cleaning if you haven't already, at 82K its ready.

Cleaned it 11,000 miles ago.

 

[alpha_omega]

good vodka = little to no "fk!" in the morning!

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Having lived there for a bit in my early 20’s, Im just curious what you consider “good Russian vodka”? And is it something you are able to procure locally, or like all your parts is it something you have to special order? Haha.

 

[alpha_omega]

Living in the state with the highest insurance rates, Jenn and I will absolutely be mindful of this. Thanks for sharing, and sorry to hear that happened. But, props to you for being who and what she needed.

There no way your rates are higher than ours in Michigan. At least not as high as they were before the state finally changed their “no-fault” policy.

 

[Doubeleive]

Might have felt a slight misfire this morning when first started. Cleared up in less than a minute and ran perfect for my morning drive. Going to look at the counts and reset them to see whats happening.

if it is idling rough throw in some injector cleaner for a few tanks that usually clears it up, I put some in mine every few tank fulls, it's .99 cents a bottle at wallyworld, I just buy a 12 pack or so and use it in both trucks, that and keep the throttle body cleaned up.